, 1887-07-21
From Sundays daily

From Sundays daily
DR.. Piper was in the city yester-
day.
The usual large number Of vehicles
and people were on the streets yes
terday.
Buy your tickets for the fireman's
ball next Tuesday evening if you
have not already done so.
The fire delegates are organizing q
company to take charge Of the hook
and ladder truck on its arrival.
While the nights continue cool
and delightful, the sun manages to
distribute considerable hot weather
during the day.
A rare treat is in store for all who
attend the entertainments at Con-
cordia hall on Thursday and Satur-
day evenings next.
S. Seitenbach has returned from
his trip into the South Fork country,
where he was quite successful in re-
ceivlng orders for his house.
The bowlegged Indian who parad-
ed in the procession was quite airily
attred. His full dress consisted Of
red shirt and few daubs of paint.
f.. j. Fellowes is Just able to be
around again after a very serious
attack of sickness. He was taken
down after July 4th and has been
laid up ever since.
= There is no reason why the people
of this city should not get their fill
of entertainments during the next
ten days. About every night is pro-
vided for and some doubled up.
The drummer boy of the Rappa-
hammock next Thursday and Friday
| evenings. Keep run of the dates for
there is so much going on next week
that ono is liable to miss something
of interest.
Notice elsewhere in our columns
given by our home talent at ConcOr-
dia hall next Thusday and Saturday
evenings, illustrating the Haydn
and Handel lectures.
We feel sure none of our intelli-
gent, cultured citizens will miss the
illustrative lectures at Concordia
hall next Thursday and Saturday
evenings, given under the auspices
of the Ladies Unitarian society.
A letter from f. J. Jones states
Chawelah hotel and is prepared to
receive and take care of guests.
Under his management the hotel
will be one of the hest stopping places
in Eastern Washington.
Let every one attend the first en-
| tertainment given through the
efforts of the Ladies Unitarian So
ciety at Concordia hall Thursday
and Saturday evenings. The music
| will be choice III character and rem
dered in the best possible manner.
NThe Wild West combination, con-
| Spokane Indians, that gave an exhi-
bition in the New Market theater
last night, paraded the streets in the
evening. The exhibition attracted
hundreds of people to the streets.
Let every one who enjoys an en-
tertaining, instructive lecture ac-
companied by the best of music at
| tend the entertainments at Concor-
dia hall on Thursday and Saturday
evenings. Subject for Thursday
evening, Haydn; for Saturday even
ing, Handel.
Andy Price took his race horse to
| Spokane Falls on the 4th and re-
turned with sorrowful features. Can
not expect to come out iirst every
time, Andy. Just wait until we haye
II mile track of our own, and perhaps
you may send our Spokane friends
back with equally long faces.-Farm-
ingtOn Post.
If you desire to hear an interest
ing discourse attend the lecture to
| be delivered in the Catholic church
this evening by Father Bouchard.
He will continue the subject COM
menced last Sunday. Those who
heard him then will be present on
this occasion to enjoy another lec-
ture by the reverend orator.
Sheriff Raridon took Mary L.
Teller, the Deep Greek Falls woman
now in jail for killing her husband,
to Spokane Falls yesterday on a writ
of habeas corpus in order that her
$4,000 bond might be reduced. This
Judge Turner failed to allow, and
she was brought back and locked up
last evening.-Sprague Journal.
Contractor Brook is delivering
brick every day to the numerous
buildings about town. He is using
up the third or fourth kiln of 100000
just ready to fire. And this is only
one yard of the several in the vicin-
ity that are being taxed to their
utmost capacity to meet the demand.
The annual clear-up occurred last
Friday, and passenger conductors
Root, Garvin and Gilbert, three of
the best men ever in the Northern
Pacific employ, turned their trains
over to others. Universal regret Is
expressed for Root and Garvin, who
have been long and well known here
and whom the travelling public will
sadly miss.--Sprague Journal.